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Miko (巫女) is a Japanese Shinto term indicating a shrine (jinja) maiden or a supplementary priestess who was once likely seen as a shaman but in modern Japanese culture is understood to be an institutionalized role in daily shrine life, trained to perform tasks, ranging from sacred cleansing to performing the Kagura, a sacred dance.
A brace of 2020 modernized Tatra T5C5K2M units, 4345 & 4295 arrive at Miko utca, Budapest while working a BKK Line 56A service to Hűvösvölgy.
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10"x8" Stained glass, tiny tile. This is Miko, a perky Pomeranian. This is only my second mosaic of a pup with long hair. Was a challenge to figure out how to get poofy looking hair.
Tava procurando foto de miko pra ajudar a Camichan no projeto final dela... e olha o que achei!!
Uma foto meio veelha... olha a concentração das duas!
...e somos quase gêmeas! Até o cabelo tava parecidol!! (*a gente combinou, foi? kkk)
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Que chique heim!! (*e que mico....)
Estamos vestidas de Sailor Mars!!
Young women, Mikos, wearing red hakama and white haori, sheltered from the rain under white umbrellas, walking in line bristly as their shrine maiden service is over and they usher themselves out of the shrine.